I need two scripts to talk to each other

I have this bj table and a camping chair and a network script, but I am having problems with trying to get them to talk to each other. What I want is for the blackjack table to tell the camping chair that a bet of $L50, or so and so, has been placed and that the $L per 15 minutes for the camping chair should go up to, let's say, $L 7. I also need the overhead of the camping chair to say something along the lines of:
Ted Sullivan
$L per 15 mins currently at : **.**
Earnings so far : **.**

I also need it where if they stop betting, then the average $L per 15 mins goes down accordingly. I am sure I fogot something. If you got any suggestions as to make it fair to all involved please reply to the thread.
Any help would be appreciated. I have attached the scripts with hope some ppl will help.

This is a solid concept that I haven't seen in play yet (though granted I don't spend much time in camping chairs or casinos). Camping chairs should pay more if you play at the casino. Yumi, I hope you are paying attention.

I would like someone to give me a free script so that I can game the dwell statistics to make my casino look more popular so I can make more money. Anyone? No? Bummer.

Of course.

If you look i have the scripts, i just need help to make them talk to each other.

http://secondlife.com/badgeo/wakka.php?wakka=communications

look at llWhisper, llSay and llShout and llListen. Whatever you do use a -ve channel number, you might need to consider llListenRemove too to cut lag.

Have you tried getting them drunk? Or you could send each script a note telling them to meet you at an InfoHub at 3PM. Then they show up, you're not there and they would have to talk to one another.

Thanks for the info

Off topic a bit: Is there any advantage to using a negative channel number? I just use really high positive channels for inter-script communication.

No advantage, it's just that avatars can't use the slash command to talk in negative channels. So less chance (?) that you'll collide with some channel someone is using for avatar interaction.

Of course, a relay script easily fixes that, so don't rely upon negative channels entirely to secure communications...

Fenrir's right in that avies can't speak on -ve channels. That's why I tend to use them for inter-script communication, although in all honesty high +ve channel numbers are just as likely to be empty.

For me it's more a spam thing than a security thing. If someone REALLY wants to hack your script however it communicates if can just about be done. But if you've got a casino with the betting tables communicating with the camping chairs (whatever I think about the camping chair trend which is a separate rant) then that's probably a lot of chatter going on. Putting it on an out of the way channel makes it less likely that it will spam other people, and equally less likely that it will get spammed - I know of at least one person who remembers and uses 6, 7, 8 and 9 digit channel numbers for various silent commands, hence I tend to use ones that the avies can't chat on just in case.

PERSONALLY...I'd combine the table and the chair into one object and use link-messages between prims...